Evan Gray
Evan Gray
I have the following lines in my `vimrc`. ```vim autocmd BufWritePost * if !(empty(expand('%')) || &buftype =~ 'nofile') | mkview | endif autocmd BufReadPost * if !(empty(expand('%')) || &buftype =~...
Consider adding `-P` that will purge the last, or optionally a count, elements from the history stack without changing the current working directory.
Add a `-g` option that goes through every repo and prints git status
See #56 for my current thoughts. Closes #56
I want to be able to `cdc .vim`, but my `.vim` directory is in my home directory, which I don't want added to `CDC_DIRS`. I'm thinking there should be another...
If I'm in a directory, and it's not currently on the stack, there's no way to add it unless you use `cdc DIR`. It'd be nice if you could do...
We need a configuration variable to and runtime options to find repositories that start with a dot. NOTE that `cdc .whatever` will always work, it's just that they currently don't...
We want it to stay in the correct order, so use `uniq` instead of `sort -u`. Here's how. ```sh x=(name name notes notes notes) printf "%s\n" "${x[@]}" | uniq #=>...
After #40, we should have the big function split up more. At that point we should add some functionality tests.
Assuming the following: ```sh CDC_DIRS=(dir1 dir2) cdc repo ``` and the following directories both exist ``` dir1/repo dir2/repo ``` We need to ask the user which one to `cd` to....